Kristian Andersen - an Anthony Fauci confidant who has received research grants worth millions from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director - reportedly offered to secretly delete a research paper exposing the U.S. National Institutes of Health's erasure of a database containing information relevant to the origins of COVID-19.
Ersen, a virologist at the Scripps Research Institute, made the suggestion during a Zoom call with Fauci himself, alongside former National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins, and the paper's author Jesse D. Bloom.
The Zoom call - the details of which were revealed by Vanity Fair - was arranged two days after Bloom had sent a preprint of the report to Fauci and Collins.
Bloom's recounting of the Zoom call - described as "Extremely contentious" - reveals that Andersen offered to secretly delete the paper.
Bloom's notes describe Andersen finding the preprint "Deeply troubling" during the call, prompting him and another call participant to begin "Yelling at each other."
Emails provided by Bloom to Vanity Fair show two call participants describing Andersen's conduct on the call.
Fauci and Collins reportedly distanced themselves from their colleague's offer to secretly remove the paper from the preprint database, as Bloom recalls Fauci insisting, "Just for the record, I want to be clear that I never suggested you delete or revise the pre-print."
https://thenationalpulse.com/2022/04/04/fauci-funded-researchers-tried-erasing-covid-paper/
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